A TREATISE OF RESTITUTION.A TREATISE OF RESTITVTION.
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A TREATISE OF RESTITUTION.
A TREATISE OF RESTITVTION.
Matter.
The matter subject of Restitution is threefold: the first, satisfaction for things taken from the Owner: the second, of damage sustained; the third, of injuries offered. In all these Cases, a careful Christian ought to make Restitution, in manner and form as hereafter followeth: these circumstances considered.
THe matter subiect of Restitution is thréefold: the first, satisfaction for things taken from the Owner: the second, of damage sustained; the third, of iniuries offered. In all these Cases, a carefull Christian ought to make Restitution, in manner and forme as héereafter followeth: these circumstances considered.
Circumstances.
Who, and to whom,
what, and how much,